Braces remain a vital part of orthodontic care, ensuring that even the most advanced dental concerns can be corrected safely and effectively. They’re durable, efficient, and a great option for families and adults alike.
Teen braces are designed to guide developing smiles at the ideal time for efficient, lasting results. We offer modern options that balance effectiveness, comfort, and confidence during treatment. Every plan is customized to support healthy growth and a great smile.
Adult braces provide advanced solutions to straighten teeth and correct bite issues at any age. With discreet, modern treatment options, achieving a confident smile fits seamlessly into your lifestyle. It’s never too late to invest in long-term oral health and aesthetics.
A comprehensive exam and digital scan help determine the best braces option based on bite, alignment, and aesthetic goals.
Braces are carefully bonded to the teeth during a comfortable appointment, and wires are placed to begin gentle movement.
Every few weeks, adjustments are made to guide teeth into the proper position and refine bite alignment.
Regular appointments allow Dr. Feusier to track movement and make any necessary enhancements.
Once braces are removed, retainers keep the new smile stable and prevent shifting.
Patients should avoid sticky, hard, or chewy foods and follow a careful brushing and flossing routine for optimal oral hygiene.
Minor irritation is common in the first few days, and orthodontic wax helps ease any discomfort caused by brackets or wires.
Routine adjustments with Dr. Feusier ensure progress stays on schedule and the smile develops as planned.
Most patients wear braces for 12–24 months. Timeline varies based on case complexity and goals.
Patients may feel soreness after adjustments, but discomfort is temporary. Braces become much more comfortable after the first few days.
Yes, ceramic braces work similarly to metal but offer a more discreet appearance. They are an excellent choice for adults and older teens.
Most adjustment appointments occur every 6–10 weeks. These visits help fine-tune movement and keep treatment on track.
